Pair of Melchiorre Bega Wingback Armchairs in Walnut, Italy 1950s

A pair of wingback armchairs designed by Melchiorre Bega in the 1950s.

The chairs are defined by a high back with softly flared sides and a deep, enveloping seat.

Sculpted walnut armrests extend outward in a continuous curved line, creating a sense of movement while maintaining structural clarity.

The contrast between the solid wood frame and the upholstered volumes gives the composition both weight and softness.

The chairs have been reupholstered in a semi-velvet fabric with a smooth, tactile finish. The walnut structure retains a warm tone with natural patina.

A balanced example of Italian mid-century seating, where form and comfort are resolved into a cohesive whole.

From the Forme Design Gallery collection.

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